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Daily Archives: August 16, 2012
“He Broke the Law”
President Obama’s infamous verdict on 21 April 2011 did not mean Julian Assange but Bradley Manning who allegedly provided the whistle-blower platform WikiLeaks with hundreds of thousands of largely embarrassing US American diplomatic cables, some even classified, and the notorious Collateral … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Bradley Manning, Ecuador, Julian Assange, political asylum, Rafael Correa
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